Born and raised in Miami and a few things come to mind.

Ive never seen that much intensity in the waves. I spent my childhood always wondering why our beaches were so calm as compared to what I would see on other coasts.

2. All throughout elementary school we would take a field trip every year to the museum and literally get told as kids that by the time we were older our state would be under water. There was a "cool" display of the state and you would move a lever over to the right, and as it slid - the water level would rise and cover the state until almost Georgia. That was a common theme in all of my schools every year. "Florida is at sea level and it will get covered, etc"

So 7 years ago I started going through crazy anxieties and out of no where up and moved North because I wouldn't stop hearing warnings from people about this. My family won't listen, my friends won't listen, and here I am watching them sink.

I live in the mountains now and have been joking for years that I'm making the new Miami up here because it will be beach front property one day. I don't know what else to think about all this, except that I never imagined I'd be watching a video like these with the coast.